Philadelphia launches a Lactation Spaces Finder App to help nursing parents locate spaces to breastfeed or pump milk in celebration of National Breastfeeding Month.

Monica Mullaji is appointed as Chester County's new Open Lands Preservation Coordinator, succeeding Judy Thomas, to manage grant funding for local land preservation.

Philadelphia police seek public's help to find Tiana Rogers, missing from the 9th District since August 6, last seen on Race Street. She's 33, 5'9", 350 lbs., with black hair and brown eyes.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding Jeraille Thompson-Matthews, last seen August 3, 2025, near 65xx block of N 16th St. Described as 5’7”, 170 lbs., wearing a green shirt, jeans, sneakers, a Phillies hat, and carrying a book-bag.

Police shot John Mathis, a "habitual offender" with a criminal history, during a road rage incident after he allegedly threatened a driver with a gun. He is hospitalized and faces felony charges.

Philadelphia Police are searching for Donald Lee, 90, missing from Rubin Lane. He is 5'06", 145lbs, Asian male, last seen in a white t-shirt and brown pajama pants. Public assistance is sought; contact Northeast Detective Division with information.

Philadelphia's weather forecast predicts mostly sunny days, with temperatures rising throughout the week and mild evenings with lows in the upper 60s.

A teenager died and two others were injured in a shooting outside a North Philadelphia church, with police investigating and the community calling for action against rising violence.

The Law Department's 31st Annual CLE Conference offered legal courses and featured contributions from various city departments and an appearance by Mayor Parker.

The Bucks County DA's office promoted three members, Alkon, Lutes, and O’Beirne, to Deputy District Attorneys, celebrating their legal contributions and service.

Wilmington announces the Next Level Youth Leadership Summit, organized by youth interns, focusing on leadership, career readiness, and financial literacy, to be held on August 14.

Philadelphia faces a heat advisory with index values up to 104 degrees; residents are told to stay cool, limit outdoor activity, and watch out for health risks. An air quality alert is also in effect for sensitive groups.

Firefighters responded to a severe injury incident, caring for a patient and comforting their child, later engaging the child with a fire engine tour while awaiting family.